Uncontested Family Law Attorney Serving Metro East Illinois

When both parties are in agreement on the major issues, family law doesn't have to be adversarial, expensive, or drawn out. Skyy Law Solutions guides Metro East Illinois families through uncontested matters efficiently — handling all paperwork, ensuring your agreement is legally sound, and moving your case forward without unnecessary delay.

Illinois's term for divorce. When both spouses agree on property, debt, support, and parenting, the process is straightforward. We handle all documents and court filing in Madison and St. Clair Counties.

The legally binding document that locks in your agreed division of property, debts, and support. Ambiguous language here creates problems years later — we draft it right the first time.

Required when minor children are involved. Covers parental responsibilities, parenting time schedules, decision-making authority, and holiday arrangements — built to minimize future conflict.

Illinois uses an income shares model. We calculate the correct guideline amount, help parties understand their obligations, and ensure the agreement is enforceable and properly documented.

Protects assets, businesses, and inheritance rights before marriage. Enforced in Illinois when properly drafted and executed with full financial disclosure by both parties.

An alternative to dissolution that separates finances and establishes support obligations while keeping the marriage legally intact — used for religious, insurance, or personal reasons.

An uncontested dissolution requires that both spouses agree on all major issues before filing — property division, debts, spousal support if applicable, and parenting matters if children are involved. Once agreement is reached, we prepare all required documents, file with the appropriate circuit court in Madison or St. Clair County, and attend the brief court hearing with you.

Most uncontested dissolutions in Metro East Illinois are resolved within 60 to 90 days of filing. The court hearing itself is typically under 15 minutes. The process is private, affordable, and entirely within your control — which is exactly how it should be when both parties are ready to move forward.

Having an attorney draft and review your Marital Settlement Agreement is critical even in uncontested cases. Common errors in property language, retirement account division, or child support calculations can create costly problems that are difficult to correct after the judgment is entered.

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